Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 29, 1934, Page 3, Image 3

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    JIEDFOni) MATE TRIBUNE, SIEDFORD, OREGON. ERTCXT. JUNE 2D. 1931
PAGE THREE
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HEARING SLATED
E
(Conllmiea lrom page one)
for 38 yeara here, well known and
leapected. Prom the time h entered
office he was the center of a series
of tumultuous legal events, entirely
out of keeping with the previous even
tenor of his life.
The state, It Is expected will con
tend that Schermerhorn, laying aside
sentiment, la not legally entitled to
parole; that his official position
made htm more culpable than oth
ers; that the principle Involved In
the parole Is state wide, and not
confined exclusively to Jackson
county and that up-state feeling Is
opposed to leniency.
Sentiment Neutral
Sentiment In this county and city
Is not strong either way. The ma
jority feeling Is one of neutrality.
; Friends of Schermerhorn hold a par
: ole would temper mercy with Jus-
. tlce. Others hold that leniency
would be discrimination against
others Involved and serving sentences
for conviction of the same crime.
The hearing haa attracted wide
J attention throughout the state, and
i former associates of Schermerhorn In
: the penitentiary for vote-stealing
conviction ore watching with keen
ii interest the outcome. Friends of
these men, In the event the parole
l Is granted arc scheduled to fllo np-
plications for the samo consideration,
'. .'; Schermerhorn's freedom while they
-were In durance has been no balm
i! to them.
Schermerhorn was sentenced Au
'X gust 7 last, and has since been at
liberty on $7500 bonds.
Fight Pictures Now at Craterian
DEIS
Hi' -vVifJ
1 v
AtlrA.,g
"Oh yes, they're washable." See the
line of tub clothes In Adrlenne's win
dow. Prices are from $1.95 to $7.95.
Wo are closing out our bath caps at
cost, llodford Pharmacy.
The official motion pictures, taken
at the ringside In Madison Square
Garden of the world's heavyweight
championship bout between Max
Bacr and Prlmo Camera, are being
shown at the Craterian theater to
day and tomorrow.
Much discussion, pro and con, has
been heard since the fight as to
whether or not Camera asked the
referee to call a halt to the beating
he was suffering at the hands of
Baerv also whether or not Camera's
ankle was as badly hurt the first
round as ho claims. The film record
of the fight points out these ques
tions very clearly In slow motion.
Baer's consistent clowning Is also
shown along with the terrific right-
hand beating he dealt the masslvo
Italian In bringing back the heavy
weight crown to the united States.
On the Bame program Lee Tracy
Is being shown In "I'll Tell the
World," an exciting story of a wise
cracking foreign news correspondent
whose ability to always be In the
middle of things when they are hap
pening, makes him one of the ace
men for the press.
HE IS CANDIDATE
E
(Continued uun page one)
to ten good common sense laws at
each session, and repeal four times
that many of the craziest of the craey
laws, that even our smartest attor
neys can't even Interpret so they can
understand them.
"I am not affiliated with any Inde
pendent group that has started run
ning Independent for state and county
offices."
Special Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103 A.
F. is A. m. Friday. June
29th at 7:30 p. m. Work in
E. A. degree. Visitors Invited.
GEO. ALDEN, Secy.
V. A. Norrls. W. M.
Additional Dulles Captain Audley
C. Joslyn, Med -Res., stationed at
Camp Bradford, of the Civilian con
servation corps will be detailed as
camp surgeon for the Devils Flat j
sence of First Lieutenant F. W. Raf.
ferty, Mcd-Rcs,
A clothes lLne of washable apparel
Is swinging in Adrlenne's window to
show you some very smart dresses
and other things that look Just as
well after many tubbings. Prices range
from 41-95 to $7.95.
'Frontier Marshal9
Coming To Roxy
George O'Brien, long known for hit
western characterizations, comes to
the screen of the Roxy theater to
morrow in "Frontier
Marshal." Tombstone
Axle., known in the
days of the old west
as a roaring, politi
cally corrupt min
ing town where law
lessness and death
were the order of
Geo. O'Brien day, forms the back
ground of this western e-pl a. The
film was taken from Incidents In
the life of Wyatt Earp, the west's
most widely known peace officer and
the fearless leader of the law Hnd
order forces who tamed the elements
that made Tombstone known the
world over.
BIRTHS
maim
TOO LA1E 70 CLASSIFY
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Masters of
Medford are the parents of a daugh
ter, weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces, born
Thursday, June 28, at the Community
hospital.
4
Operation on Y.yn Mrs. Ellen M
Estea of Crescent Ctty underwent a
minor operation on her eye today, at
the Sacred Heart hospital.
Bathing oaps from lOo to 50c at
Medford Pharmacy,
CASH PAID lor nSnand band suits,
hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson, 33
No. Front.
FOR RENT Modern A room furnish
ed house. Call between 5:30 and
6:30 p. m. 579 Franquette St.
FOR SALE Raspberries, three miles
north Applegate store on main
highway, 500 crote. Bring own con
tainers and pick them yourself.
Gene Mee.
RE?T Large new front room, close
In. Quiet. Board If deslrou. Reason
able. 204 W. Jackson.
LOST Lady's white purse. Reward,
Return to Tribune office.
PIANOS 3 repossessed uprights, prac
tically new. Can be bought at bl
savings for balance of contract.
Easy monthly payments. Baldwin
Piano Shop, 123 W. Main.
WANTED Used clothing. Relief pur
poses. Salvation Army. Phone 359.
PORTLAND MANUFACTURER desire
southern Oregon operator no sell
ing or canvassing, satisfactory in
come for few hours spare time work
every week. Investment $250 to $30O
for equipment required. Room 420
Hotel Medford.
Back to Port land Mrs. E. A. Rob
ertson, of Portland, returned to her
home on the train this morning af
ter a three weeks' visit in this city
with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Plttenger.
SORE
TOES
CORNS
Instant relief: soothes
and heals ; ends cause.
DrSchols
Zino-pads
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE
"AMD OTIS COWl
Jumped Ovep the Moon"
Ever since the year one, people have looked upon the cow as a very necessary
animal. Noah had a cow in his ark. The old Egyptian Pharaoh made images of
them in gold. We find their pictures carved on stone walls by the earliest man
to inhabit this earth. Even Byrd would not attempt his hazardous trip to the
South Pole until the cows were safely stowed away and cared for on his ship.
When properly cared for and handled no finer meat can be obtained to grace
anyone's table. We know our cows. We know when they are ready to be turned
into the retail channels. We know when they are properly aged in our coolers.
We know how to cut them to your advantage. Just give us a trial, we know you
will enjoy your particular cut to your entire satisfaction.
Phone 603 FREE DELIVERY at 8, 10, 2 and 4
Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the
EELHAIBLE
CASH GROCERY
W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner
Phone 20
POT ROAST
Meaty Cuts Rjj pound
For a few pennies more per pound wo will give you a Sirloin Tip Roast!
SIRLOIN IOMjC TENDERLOIN 25c
STEAKS STEAKS
New York cut steaks are ten cents Center cut veal round steaks are the
more per pound same price. -
LEGS-LAMB w 19'.
Shoulders are Twelve and One-Half Cents Chops are Twenty Cents p""d
HAMBURGER 3 lbs. 25c LEL 1 21tc
Our pork sausage is the samo price. ,.,. f
r Veal Cutlets are the samo price foro
quarter cuts. '
HEAL ROAST A 0 p"''d
Veal Stew or Boiling Beef Is Five Conts a Pound
VACATION DAYS
Are Here Again and Wednesday Is
(Juu.
X 1
a mutism
yii lupiMi Milium
PURE LARD 4 Pods
SHORTENING 35c
Bologna and Frankfurters are fifteen
cents a pound.
COTTAGE
1
BUTTS
gupir enrtd, hickory mohfa
Bulk Mayonnaise is fifteen cents a pint
per pound
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Large Basket Tomatoes, field grown each 1 5tf
Apricots 20 lb. boxes (theso aro not 15-lb. boxes) 711?
Fresh Asparagus, green and tender 2 lbs 17
Klamath Lettuce, largo solid per head . (J
Kentucky Wonder String Beans 3 lbs - 1 7tf
Dry Onions, Torpedo or Yollow Globe 8 lbs 25c
Largo Cantaloupes, ripe, firm 3 for 20(
Strawberries, red, ripe 3 cups 2.C?
Just Arrived! Another large load of Rattlesnake
Watermelons.
Free
Delivery
Any Size
Order
We have everything you need in the line of foods for
your outings such as: Loaf Cheese, Package Cheese,
Glass Cheese, Chipped Beef, Corned Beef, Roast Beef,
Pickled Pig's Feet, Deviled Meat, Deviled Ham, Vienna
Sausage, all Kinds of Relish Spreads . . . Paper Plates,
Cups, Napkins, Towels, etc.
Phone 20 for . Free Delivery
Parker's Potato Chips 2 & PSS- 29c
Libby's Corned Beef 2 cans 35c
Libby's Deviled Meat, V2 size 2 or 1 5C
Peanut Butter, fancy quality, pound jar . . 1 7C
Tomatoes, Crater Lake No. 2V2 2 cans 25c
STANDARD
Green Lima Beans, Meco No. 2 2 cans 25c
Sliced Beets, Crater Lake, No. 2 can Qe
CCHATORiy I DRIP
1 pound can 32d 2 pound can G0J
Winced Clams, F. A. B. brand, 7-oz. can 2 for 25
Wesson Oil and Mayonnaise Mixer 49
Shrimp, 6-oz. can, standard pack 2 cans 25
Pork and Beans, Van Camp's medium size 4 oans 25
Tun In
nn KMIII
i:rrj Morning
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Doll) ."pfrlal.
DURKEE'S
Salad Aid
pint 17
Mayonnaise
quart 31d
Parker's
HONEY
5-lb.
pail
45
Ripe Olives, i'i-ot. can
Clorox, pint bottle 12
SOAP DEALS
Super Suds 3 pkgs. 29 and 1 Free a -lO value
Oxydol, small package 3 packages .... 25
Sun Bright Cleanser 6 for 25d
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Watermelon
On Ice
2V2c pound
Santaloupes, Jumbo 45 's 4 for 25tf
Oranges, Sunkist Navels, 216's 2 dozen 4f)
Field Grown Tomatoes, No. l's 3 lb. - 17 d
Bananas, fancy fruit i lbs 25
Fancy Transparent Apples G lbs 25
Extra Fancy Local Kentucky Wonder
String Beans 2 pounds 15tf
All Kinds of Fruit for that Picnlo Lunch!
SH'S GROCERY
130 East Main
Personal Attention
Phone 252
Free Delivery Prompt Service
FILL UP THE OLD
Picnic Basket
Here and you are sure of the best! '
BUTTER lb. 26c
FRESH ClIKAMBRT
EGGS doz. 20c
FRKSH BXTK.ll. Guaranteed.
Mayonnaise pts. 19c, qts. 29c
BEST FOODS'
Salad Dressing pts. 18c, qts. 29c
SALAD AID
Pineapple Juice, 2 for 19c
Dole's. J's. Tall.
Tomato Juice, 3 for . . . 25c
Pel Horiic or .loyal Club (local products)
Cheese, Kraft's, 2 for . . 35c
PICNI0 SUGGESTIONS
Potato Chips, large 15 small ....
Wax Paper, Diamond, 125-ft. roll ....
9
-19d
Van Camp's Pork and Beans, med. can 6d
Paper Napkins, pkg. of 80, folded ... 9d
Paper Plates, 9-inch, 3 dor 25J
Green Apples, 3 lbs. 12c
laical New
Potatoes, 5 lbs 12c
Local -New
Ripe Tomatoes, lb. . . 4c
California. Solid Mcnt
Fancy Oranges, doz. 20c
' Viilcucln. 253 size. Tull of Juice
Tuna 17V2C
White Star or S. W,
Sardines 12c
Norwegian Crow Packed
Shrimp, dry packed 13c
Wet Packed ISO
Saturday, June 30th
CENTRAL MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
CHOICE HENS AND FRYERS
Choice Beef Pot Roast, per lb. 10c
Choice Beef Steaks, pound . .... 15c
Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. for 25c
Heath's Drug Store
Medford Bldg. Phone 884
Ladies' Rest Room In the Basement
GOo Alkasoltzer .. 408
Chrominum Gem Razor with 2 blades 2Bo
AdlcriUa - - 79
COo Non Spi 49
No. 1 Hospital Cotton 29o
Shu Milk - 100
Quarts C and 0 Ginger Ale 19o
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia 30o
Life Buoy Soap 2 for llo
Modess - 15
Styptic Pencils Bo
Krcemoff Roll Tissue 21o
Clapp's or Gerber's Baby Foods 2 for 25c
Quarts Mineral Oil ... . 49o
5 lbs- Epsom Salts 23o
Camels, Luckics or Chesterfields, carton $1.13
Coty's Face Powder and Perfume .......... 88o
Quclque Flour or Ideal Bath Powdor 98o
Cutex Nail Polish 31o
teip
Bring your baby In and
lot us weigh him on our
free baby scales.
OK2
DRUG STORE
105 W. Main
We have a choico selection
of lunch moats, weinors,
ham and bacon for your
camping trip.
FRYERS
very best, pound
HENS
nico and fat, ach -
POT ROAST
fancy steer beef, pound
RABBITS
PEOPLE'S MARKET
Free Delivery Phone 1058
Get Ready for the 4th of July
Buy your Meat Supply here!
.22c
54c
12c
20c
1
2
ft